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A New Harvest from the Sea

  • I always get nervous when I see suggestions such as "Selective plant breeding to improve biomass yield". How do you contain the suposedly improved strain? It only takes a passing seagull to pick up the algae on its feathers and it's out. We've all seen natural plankton blooms and their localised effects on the surrounding sea's ecosystems. What catastrophic effects will a "super algae" have?
(Posted on November 5, 2008, 7:20 pm Jim Tait)


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